Private AI Work OS · for teams of 100–500

Your teams already use AI. GAIA makes it private, governed, and proven

One layer that connects your tools, builds a permissioned company memory, answers with cited sources, and proves every output. One invoice. No black box.

verified reported-pending-proof blocked error
Connects to the tools you already use Slack Google Drive Notion Gmail HubSpot Calendar
−34% time lost re-syncing context
−41% monthly AI spend
+52 internal NPS
8,420 documents indexed

30-day pilot results · Sales EMEA team · 38 users. Measured during the pilot — not projected.

The problem

AI adoption is everywhere. Trustworthy AI isn’t.

Every team already uses AI — through personal accounts, parallel subscriptions and unverifiable chat windows. For a business, an unverifiable answer is a liability, not leverage.

67%

of leaders believe they already leaked data through an unauthorized AI tool

WRITER, 2026
~40%

of enterprise AI interactions involve sensitive data

Cyberhaven, 2026
29%

of organizations see real ROI from generative AI — trust is the bottleneck

WRITER, 2026
$31.5B

lost yearly by Fortune 500 companies to unshared knowledge

KS-Agents, 2026
“The answer was in a Slack thread from last year.”
The painContext scatters across Slack, Drive, Notion and inboxes. Teams burn ~6 h/week per person re-syncing what the company already knows.
Why most tools failChatbots have no company memory — every conversation starts from zero, in a silo.
The GAIA answerA permissioned company memory: approved context is structured, trust-labeled and infused automatically. Nothing gets lost.
“Every team pays for its own AI. Nobody sees the total.”
The painChatGPT here, Copilot there, Slack AI everywhere — fragmented spend with zero central visibility, and 1 in 3 employees on personal accounts.
Why most tools failEach tool optimizes its own bill. None of them governs the whole.
The GAIA answerOne governed layer, one invoice. Tier-aware routing puts each request on the cheapest model that can do the job — with a cost dashboard for finance.
“Is this answer real, or did the model improvise?”
The painWhich context was used? Which model ran? Can you show an auditor? A chat transcript answers none of that.
Why most tools failThey return text, not evidence. Fluency is not proof.
The GAIA answerEvery output carries a proof ID and a status — verified, reported-pending-proof, blocked or error. Enforced in code, not in marketing.
“What if the AI takes a dangerous action on its own?”
The painSending, spending and deploying should never run on model confidence alone — yet most stacks have no off switch and no supervision plan.
Why most tools failAutonomy is assumed by default, with no approval gate anywhere.
The GAIA answerApproval gates: external, sensitive and economic actions stop and wait for a human. Autonomy is earned per workflow — never assumed.

The solution

One layer, governed end to end

GAIA Orchestra turns every request into a governed execution path: scoped to a tenant, enriched with approved memory, routed to the right model or tool, checked by policy, and returned with proof.

The full request journey — eleven gates from input to output — is documented on the Orchestra page.

private & isolated

Private

Memory recall requires a tenant scope. There is no cross-tenant recall path, and retrieval policy filters and trust-labels everything that enters a prompt.

What it means for you: your data never mixes with anyone else’s — and never trains anyone’s models.
governed — 11 gates

Governed

Policy runs twice — before and after prompt enrichment. External, sensitive or economic actions require explicit approval gates. Model deployment is human-only.

What it means for you: no sensitive action ever runs without a human decision. The free-for-all ends.
proven — proof ID

Proven

Every output carries a proof ID and a status. Mock, fallback or dry-run results are never marked verified — refusals and errors get proof IDs too.

What it means for you: every answer can be shown to an auditor, a regulator or your board.

How it works

Three steps to governed AI

Connect your tools

Read-only by default, admin-approved. Slack, Drive, Notion, Gmail, HubSpot, Calendar — data boundaries are designed before anything flows.

GAIA builds the memory

A permissioned company memory, scoped per tenant and per user. Search respects each person’s existing access — never more.

Ask, brief, delegate

Answers with cited sources, a morning brief per team, and supervised agents that prepare work — a human approves anything that leaves.

Want the engineering view? See the eleven gates in detail →

What your teams get

Capabilities, translated into outcomes

CapabilityBusiness outcome
Ask GAIA — cited searchFind anything across Slack / Drive / Notion / Gmail in one question — with sources, not guesses.
Company memoryKnowledge stays in the company — structured, permissioned, and still there when people leave.
Morning briefEvery team starts the day aligned on what changed and what matters.
Cost orchestratorOne invoice instead of four subscriptions; tier-aware routing cut AI spend −41% in pilot.
Supervised agentsAgents prepare and suggest; a human validates. Drafts, never surprises.

Full catalog with honest maturity labels on the Product page.

Who it’s for

Built for organizations that can’t afford a leak

Teams of 100–500 with sensitive knowledge — where “we put it in a public chatbot” is not an acceptable answer.

Law firms

Privilege and confidentiality are non-negotiable. Tenant isolation and source-level permissions keep every matter walled off.

Healthcare & clinics

Patient data demands GDPR-grade handling. Approval gates and audit trails make every AI touchpoint reviewable.

Finance & family offices

One invoice, one cost dashboard, zero shadow AI — and proof IDs your compliance team can actually audit.

Deeptech, R&D & consulting

Your IP is your business. No training on customer data — guaranteed contractually, enforced structurally.

The economics

Fragmented AI stack vs. GAIA, year one

Illustrative model for a 180-person organization, based on our first deployment scoping — validated against your own numbers during the pilot.

Current stack (fragmented)GAIA, year 1
Monthly AI spend~$24,200~$13,700
Annual comparable~$290k~$164k recurring + $11k onboarding
Per employee / month~$134~$63 — all included
Cash ROIPositive from month 8
Numbers are labeled, like our outputs. These figures are estimates from pilot data and deployment modeling — your pilot report replaces them with your own measured baseline. No proof, no production claim.

Offers

Start with a pilot. Scale when it’s proven.

Organization S

100–250 employees

from €11,400/mo

≈ €63 per seat — all included

  • Company memory + cited search
  • Morning brief per team
  • Tool bridges (Slack, Gmail, Notion…)
  • Cost orchestrator + CFO dashboard
Get a quote

Organization M

250–500 employees

€25–40k/mo

scoped to your stack and policies

  • Everything in Org S
  • Advanced RBAC & approval policies
  • Dedicated onboarding team
  • Quarterly governance reviews
Get a quote

Organization L / Sovereign

500+ or regulated / sensitive environments

Custom

private or hybrid deployment

  • Private / on-prem deployment
  • Local model routing
  • Security review & data boundary design
  • SLA & dedicated support
Talk to the team

Full inclusions and cost drivers on the Pricing page.

Early proof

First deployment: a 180-person software company

reported-pending-proof

Organization S engagement

180 employees · 12 mission spaces · Slack / Gmail / Calendar / Notion / HubSpot bridges · token orchestration with local-first routing.

Modeled outcome: ~$10.5k/month saved vs. the fragmented stack, cash-ROI positive from month 8. Labeled pending-proof until validated over a full quarter — that’s how we label our own outputs too.

“GAIA replaced four AI subscriptions with one proven layer. For the first time, we can show the board what our AI actually did — and what it cost.”

— COO, design-partner engagement (attribution pending publication approval)

GDPR / DPA AES-256 at rest · TLS 1.3 in transit No training on customer data Human approval gates

Security & compliance in full detail → Security page

FAQ

The questions every stakeholder asks

Does GAIA replace Notion, Slack or our existing tools?
No. GAIA connects to them — read-only by default, with admin approval. Your tools stay; GAIA adds the governed memory, routing, proof and approval layer on top.
Is our data used to train models?
Never. No training on customer data — guaranteed contractually and enforced structurally: memory is tenant-isolated with no cross-tenant recall path.
How do we know an answer is real and not improvised?
Every output carries a proof ID and one of four statuses: verified, reported-pending-proof, blocked, error. Mock, fallback or dry-run results are structurally prevented from being marked verified.
Can the AI take actions on its own?
Not sensitive ones. Sending, spending, deploying and anything external stops at an approval gate and waits for a human. Autonomy is earned per workflow — never assumed.
Where is the data hosted?
EU data residency by default, configurable per engagement. Private and hybrid deployments are available on the Sovereign tier.
How long does the pilot take, and what do we get?
30 days, one workflow, one business unit. You get the workflow mapped and running with proof-backed outputs, plus a measured ROI report (time saved, AI spend delta, adoption) you can take to your board. €4,500, credited if you sign.

Bring one workflow. Get proof in 30 days.

We map it, connect it, and return proof-backed outputs — with a measured ROI report at the end. Your decision is based on proof, not promises.